‘OK, Who Had Nuclear Cannibal Ants for August?’
The ongoing “2020 bingo” meme involved the escape of “nuclear cannibal ants … for August,” but the story making the rounds was from a year before.
The ongoing “2020 bingo” meme involved the escape of “nuclear cannibal ants … for August,” but the story making the rounds was from a year before.
A CBS News report highlighted potential issues with voting by mail in November.
Escalating tensions and questions about individuals in military uniforms led to a Facebook rumor that Blackwater private contractors were in Portland, Oregon.
A journalist’s footage from ongoing protests in Portland brought back to light a legal loophole concerning the use of chemical weapons.
A flap between the White House press secretary and Kimberly Halkett was inflamed online.
Roy Den Hollander called Judge Esther Salas an “Obama appointed bigot.”
Iterations of a Durex ad featuring a mask for “going out” and a condom “for going in” during the COVID-19 pandemic are plentiful, but none seem to be part of official Durex marketing.
A questionable photograph’s spread shows how disinformation is laundered across social media.
Dr. Amber Schmidtke’s newsletter reports on the pandemic’s path through Georgia in 2020.
A right-wing talk radio host tried to gin up outrage against the former United States president with a photo of a whole other prescription.